Author:
Tanvir Imrana,Khalid Sidra,Ehsan Kashifa,Siddique Maria Fareed
Abstract
Oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) is increasing day by day in its incidence and prevalence globally while its etiology differs in different parts of the world. Its risk factors, causative agents vary with regions and males are found to be dominating in using cigarettes, alcohol and gutka products, because of its easily availability and access to males in all places whereas females are more conscious about their health and esthetic value. This may be one of the reasons, which may be responsible for a high male-to-female ratio. This mini-review sheds lights on the treatment and preventive strategies available for the management of OSCC
Publisher
CrossLinks International Publishers